Congregation Beth Sholom is committed to traditional and egalitarian Jewish practice, encouraging everyone to find their unique Jewish path. With Shabbat at our core, our vibrant congregation is a lifelong home for individuals and families across generations to discover, deepen and express their Jewish identity through learning, ritual, service and enriched community life.

You will leave each encounter at Congregation Beth Sholom feeling enriched, relevant and with a sense of belonging.

Upcoming Event Highlights

  • POSTCARD WRITING WITH CHESED V'TZEDEK

    Tuesday, April 2 at 6:30 p.m.
    in collaboration with Congregation Sha’ar Zahav

  • Artist-in-Residence Weekend with Rabbi Josh Warshawsky

    Thursday, April 11 – Saturday, April 13

  • Makor Or Jewish Meditation Retreat for Passover

    Sunday, April 14
    10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Our Hearts Are in the East

Join us for services, events, classes, and holiday gatherings!

Coming Up

weekly

Morning Minyan

Kabbalat Shabbat every Friday evening.

Start times vary, check our calendar for this week’s schedule.

Shabbat morning services begin at 9:30 a.m. every Saturday.
More info here.

Come to Congregation Beth Sholom for:

Prayer

Explore many paths to prayer: on Shabbat, in our Daily Minyan, or during our many holiday observances.

Learning

Our rabbis and teachers support opportunities for Jewish learning from Preschool, to Youth Education, to Conversion Preparation and other adult education.

Lifecycle Events

Beth Sholom is a place for celebration of B’nai Mitzvah, Marriage, Birth, and also where we mourn with those who suffer loss.

Community

At Beth Sholom we care for each other and support each other. From our Women’s Group to our Book Clubs, Social Justice Committee, or Softball Team.

Support

Our Rabbi and Staff are here to help you get the most out of your experience at Congregation Beth Sholom. Please get in touch to let us know what you need and how you want to get involved.

NEW Kiddush Sponsorship Options!

We now welcome multiple sponsors for the same kiddush.